OGC Nice may be acquired by a British investment fund. According to L'Équipe, a British investment fund is set to become the new majority shareholder of the club. June 15 is the first date announced internally to see these major changes. This would be the end of seven years of Ineos' involvement with the Aiglons. Despite the change in ownership, Jean-Claude Blanc, in charge of the link between the club and Ineos, would have advocated for Maurice Cohen to take over as president Jean-Pierre Rivère, who came to take over the club for the end of the season, after his first resignation. Claude Puel, also, once his mission to maintain the team's place in the league was achieved, will not continue as head coach. Alexandre Dujeux and Wilfried Nancy have been mentioned in recent days as potential successors. The season of OGC Nice has been difficult on the pitch and the club must struggle to recover. Catastrophic results in the Europa League, a disappointment in the Coupe de France final and a relegation playoff win against AS Saint-Étienne have marked the season of OGC Nice.